Perseverance Rover lands on Mars [video]
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Perseverance Rover lands on Mars [video]
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Re: Perseverance Rover lands on Mars [video]
#2Thank you for posting this. Let's witness what science and engineering is capable of achieve today.
It is just amazing to think that a robot is roaming around in Mars, and a second one might be joining today.
Re: Perseverance Rover lands on Mars [video]
#3Clean feed here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPrbJ63qUc4
EDIT: Congrats to the team! Great success
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#4My personal preference is the JPL raw feed (here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPrbJ63qUc4) but I think that more people watching space here is better! Great link!
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#5They have a live telemetry animation web app, but I am currently getting a 503 from cloudfront.
Re: Perseverance Rover lands on Mars [video]
#6Clean feed here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPrbJ63qUc4 EDIT: Congrats to the team! Great success
Reading you 5 by 5. Thank you.
Re: Perseverance Rover lands on Mars [video]
#7Clicking on the solar system icon at the top of this page provides a JavaScript version of NASA's Eyes solar system mapping application. You can look up the Perseverance mission as "Mars 2020" right now.
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#8They have a live telemetry animation web app, but I am currently getting a 503 from cloudfront. https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/mars2020/
Yeah, it was accessible until they mentioned it in the livestream.
To their credit, I've watched NASA spend decades getting better at Internet services and generally being an online presence. Improvements year-over-year have been noteworthy. But I still have to chuckle a little bit that they triggered a DDOS protect by name-dropping themselves.
Ad Internet Per Aspera, you crazy spacers ;)
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#10Currently watching it using Streamlink [0] to watch in VLC. This is so exciting! Wishing them, and the rover, all the best in the landing!